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Warhawk (1995)

SingleTrac

PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation Portable

2.89 from 19 ratings

73 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 22 backlogged · 8 wish listed

Warhawk, released as AirAssault in Japan, is a futuristic arcade-style flight-combat game where the player flies a VTOL aircraft. The player maneuvers with 360 degrees of flight control through six levels. Weapons include fire-off lock-ons, rockets, multi-fire swarmers, and plasma cannons. The game has no multiplayer capabilities and does not feature DualShock or analog controller support. There are no saving … Read more
Warhawk, released as AirAssault in Japan, is a futuristic arcade-style flight-combat game where the player flies a VTOL aircraft. The player maneuvers with 360 degrees of flight control through six levels. Weapons include fire-off lock-ons, rockets, multi-fire swarmers, and plasma cannons. The game has no multiplayer capabilities and does not feature DualShock or analog controller support. There are no saving or loading features. Instead, a password is presented each time a level is completed. The game ends after its six levels are completed, or when the player's craft can no longer fly. This occurs if the craft takes heavy damage or the player ejects from their craft. The craft is teleported to base, repaired, and sent back to the stage for the first two times this happens; on the third time, the game ends. Enemies in the game vary from being tanks and aircraft to massive fixed gun emplacements and futuristic robots. In certain areas of the game, enemies continuously respawn to challenge the player until they swiftly complete the mission objective. Read less
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Developers
SingleTrac
Publishers
Sony Computer Entertainment of America, Sony Imagesoft
Genres
Simulator
Themes
Action, Science fiction
Series
Warhawk

Release dates

  • Nov 10, 1995 (Full Release) (North_America) PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation
  • Dec 15, 1995 (Full Release) (Europe) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • 1995 (Full Release) (Europe) PlayStation
  • Aug 14, 1996 (Full Release) (Australia) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Oct 04, 1996 (Full Release) (Japan) PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation
  • Dec 20, 2007 (Digital Compatibility Release) (North_America) PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable
  • Oct 17, 2012 (Digital Compatibility Release) (Europe) PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable
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Rating distribution

5 stars
1
4 stars
2
3 stars
11
2 stars
4
1 star
1
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ApramPepo

Review ApramPepo 3/5 · Dec 8, 2024

Horrendous looking game.

Another PlayStation 1 classic that looks like it was made in 1995, because it was made in 1995. it is like Star Fox games in terms of gameplay, with good music, somewhat decent controls that you need a while to understand but doable, and an extremely annoying difficulty spike that rewards the player with the multiple endings of this game. …

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Another PlayStation 1 classic that looks like it was made in 1995, because it was made in 1995. it is like Star Fox games in terms of gameplay, with good music, somewhat decent controls that you need a while to understand but doable, and an extremely annoying difficulty spike that rewards the player with the multiple endings of this game.

But you might not reach the ending of this game because of how it looks. it's trash. and I think that a really simple description for it. the textures feels off. one moment it feels very high quality, then you get hit with a ps1 quality texture to remind you what system you're playing on. It's a mess.

In fact, just don't bother with this, unless you're interested in the multiple endings, just go and play Star Fox, and you're good.

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